Fellows & Editors
Jennifer Uloma Igwe
- Trip:
- India 2013
- Affiliation:
- Nigerian Television Authority
- Country:
- India
- Year:
- 2013
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Jennifer Uloma Igwe is a principal reporter, newscaster presenter and producer with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). She reports on the environment, health and developmental issues. Every week she presents and co-produces a weekly environment program called “Environment matters.” She also anchors a live magazine show called “Morning Ride” that focuses on topical and social issues. Igwe is a two-time fellow of the climate change media partnership (CCMP) by Panos London, Internews network and the International Center for Environment and Development- IIED. She has also had a media fellowship from the Kaiser Family Foundation on HIV/AIDS reporting as a category finalist of the CNN/Multichoice African Journalism Awards in 2007. Igwe was the 2011 winner of the economic and community development category of the Rotary International humanitarian reporting award, international. She was also one of the nine award-winning Nigerian journalists recently honored by the United Nations Development Program and the Lagos State government for their outstanding work and contribution to the growth of environmental journalism in the country. Some of her reports have been used in seminars in Nigeria to show the realities of climate change, the impact of poor water and sanitation, waste management and other environmental issues.
Stories
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Deonar Dumping Grounds in Mumbai
Ever been to Rafiq Nagar and Baba Nagar in Mumbai, India? If your answer is in the affirmative, then, you have Makoko, Oko Baba and Ijora Badiya, all slums on Lagos mainland...
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Vaccination in Nigeria: Victory Path with Pending Challenges…
Ada’s vaccination scare The baby wailed and stretched his leg in pain as the nurse administered the vaccine. The health peronnel around consoled both mother and child, encouraging them that...
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Volunteer Healthcare vs. Tuberculosis
Jennifer Igwe reported from India with the International Reporting Project (IRP).
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Sanitation in India
A little boy of about six years old stormed out of a ramshackle structure in Holumbi Kalan Phase two, New Delhi, to answer an inevitable call. The urgency with which he ran...
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Emergence of Drug-Resistant TB & Funding Impedes Progress to Reduce Infections
Ban Ki- moon’s message: {image-2} Two decades ago, the World Health Organization declared tuberculosis a global health emergency and soon after launched a global TB strategy that was eventually adopted...
Blog Posts RSS
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February 20, 2013 | by Igwe, Jennifer Uloma
How Biometric Innovation Is Helping TB Patients in India
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February 20, 2013 | by Igwe, Jennifer Uloma
Monetary Package Is Saving Lives in India
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